>>thanks for joining us on kron. news at 11, 30 live on air and streaming with khan on. i'm stephanie rothman.

>>while history has been made in alameda county tonight with 2 leaders who face recalls. >>now seemingly on their way out. district attorney pamela price, who's faced criticism for being too lenient with criminals has officially been recalled by her voters. the associated press has called the race in favor of the recall effort. you can see the numbers on your screen 65%. there of the voters supported the recall and price is now the first ca in alameda county's history to be removed from office through a recall election. as supporters of the recall are ready to move forward and help the board of supervisors act quickly in choosing a replacement kron four's. well, bellow has more details. we think that. >>there's still a lot of mismanagement going on there even today. and in the da's office and we'd like to see them act as quickly as possible. >>campaign manager chris moore leading the effort to recall pamela price was pleased friday evening with the results of the election. we

felt coming into the last few she was helping out quite a bit by making a lot of, you know, mistakes are self. >>we're not surprised that we're pleading. and, you know, 65, 30 35%. >>pryce took office in 2022. becoming the first african-american woman to hold the county's top prosecutor job. just about a year later, though, the group save alameda for everyone launched the effort to recall her on election night. those in favor of the recall were happy with the early returns showing two-thirds of voters supported the efforts to get her out of office. he is not being just to the victims. she's favor in the criminals and it's just getting worse. the race was officially called in favor of the recall by the associated press. our big thing and really the reason this started was because >>she was mistreating victims and she was re-sentencing letting people back out on the street without telling victims those those dangerous violent

criminals. the times for showing up the doors of victims. the oakland police officers union released a statement thanking voters for standing with them in supporting the recall. >>saying they stood with victims of crime price joins the list of california progressives, including la district attorney george gascon own in losing office this year. moore says voters are looking for someone who's going to have a more balanced approach while holding criminals accountable. i say, you know, everybody on the safe to say the alameda for everyone were all progressives and we want progressive policies. we just don't want to go, you know, too far where it endangers the lives the people of alameda county. >>that was kron four's noelle bellow reporting and we reached out to price's office for comment on this. but have yet to hear back once the vote is officially certified. a committee appointed by the board of supervisors. we'll select applicants and then we'll probably interview them during a supervisors meeting.

whoever is appointed will have to run for election in 2026. and the winner there will serve out the final 2 years of prices. turn. and tonight, oakland mayor sheng thao also releasing a statement essentially accepting the recall efforts for her. she wrote, quote, thank you for choosing me to serve as your mayor as the first hmong american woman to become mayor of a major american city has been the honor of a lifetime. i am deeply proud of the progress we created together and i'm committed to ensuring we stay on track by supporting a smooth transition. now, the race of the recall to foretell has not yet been called officially effort to get her out of office continues to lead with 64% of voters in support of this. we'll, of course bring you updates on the rays on air and online. in other election news, former bart board member. let's see simon has headed to the u.s. capitol. she defeated fellow democrat jennifer tran. now simon will succeed representative properly in district 12 representing parts of the east bay in congress.

lee had been in the position since 1998 vacating office earlier this year to run for senate. simon was born legally blind and has served on the bart board of directors since 2016 on social media platform x she vowed to fight for representation and equality for all. switching gears to weather, we're taking a live look now at downtown san francisco and the hoping area for the bay bridge nd top of mount tam kron. 4 meteorologist kathy trafton is here with a look ahead at weekend weather forecast. cathy. >>in lovely. but it is cooling down. in fact, most temperatures now are in the 50's saturday. still, 61. 45 degrees at this hour in half moon bay. here's a look at your weekend right now. it's clear we'll start to see the cirrus clouds moving in ahead of the front and then we'll start to cloud up. low clouds start to move in our direction. on saturday. saturday afternoon bringing with it possibility of some drizzle. but you know what?

this first little impulses here are going to be basically evaporating as the rain starts to fall into the dry atmosphere. i don't think we'll see much out of this. maybe some drizzle on saturday and especially on sunday. but here comes the main event for us. this is our rain coming across the san francisco bay area on monday. yes, on veterans day, bringing precipitation here and some snow and even some rain up to the lake tahoe area. snow level about 5 to 6,000 feet. now what's going to happen after that drying out? here are the rainfall totals for monday as much as half an inch or so in the santa cruz mountains. ben lowman, many other areas in and do a 3rd of an inch, maybe a quarter of an inch depending on where you are quarter of an inch in mountain view. high temperatures tomorrow, a little cooler than today. that puts most of us in the 60's from the coast to the bay shoreline. you start to head southward, upper 60's. and yes, we still see a few areas in the 70's in the silicon valley santa clara 72 degrees

for tomorrow's high numbers. very similar in the east bay 70's along the bay shoreline 60's as well as we start to head to the north bay. really reaching 70 in yacht bill. 69 in napa, 69 in petaluma. 68 for santa rosa could be a beautiful day. and a look ahead shows what's happening. partly cloudy for tomorrow. increasing clouds, some drizzle on sunday. monday is the rain. and then we dry things off and we start to rebound a little bit in terms of temperatures. stephanie. >>thanks so much, kathy. well, police are looking for the driver connected to a hit and run in san jose. and we want to warn you the video we're about to show. it's hard to watch. this is from october 18th around 7 in the evening. you can see a woman crossing the street north 11 and east to leon treats. and while she's walking inside a crosswalk, a black suv turns left and hits her. the woman was taken to a hospital with major injuries but should recover physically. police do

say the car is described as possibly a 2013 to 2019 ford escape or similar type suv. they're asking anyone who recognizes the car to give them a call. and the search continued today for several missing boaters after 2 of them capsized in bodega bay. the first boat capsized last saturday. one person was killed and 4 others remain missing from that incident. and 11 year-old boy was recovered and taken to the hospital and the second boat capsized on monday morning, killing one man and left another person missing. sonoma sheriff's office say they their search and rescue teams are on land, air and water making sure nothing goes on checked and then this time they ask anyone with information to keep an eye out on the sonoma coast for debris or anything related to the missing boaters to give them a call. another tech company is cutting jobs. san francisco based real estate tech company open door announced today its plans to let go around 300 people. that's about 17% of

its all workforce. the company says it expects to say 50 million dollars as a result of this and opens door maintains its headquarters on post street near market. it's unclear when the job cuts will take effect, though. well, coming up, why fail meant to part of a medical services in the south bay. >>now faces a major roadblock. we'll be right back with those details.

>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. the future of an east side, san jose hospital is in jeopardy again. regional medical center is the only hospital in the area with me

are equipped to handle strokes and heart attacks. well, now the host hospital was supposed to be sold to santa clara county so the services can continue. but now the union representing the nurses rejected that contract that would have helped the transfer process. kron 4 shock moment has the latest. >>inside san jose residents had a sigh of relief this summer when they found at the regional medical center would be sold by its corporate voters to the county of santa clara, which would be able to better fund and stroke and heart attack units. but now doctors and nurses are even more worried saying that if the sale does not go it could result in hundreds of layoffs. it's a complete roller coaster. we were happy said now we're very severely depressed holland is an icu nurse for regional medical center says she felt great knowing this hospital would go to santa clara county this summer and out of the hands of hca healthcare, which at one point was going to got their trauma center. i felt like it would be a little bit more stable the county.

>>in game. but now the sale is in jeopardy. the california nurses association rejecting a contract friday that would have released the nurses to join a new union once they become employed and or santa clara county. >>that's is just about the money for them and not worry about the community and the patients and people that come here. the other major union representing hospital workers, seiu accepted the contract regional medical center told kron 4 news in a statement, quote, we are appalled and shocked that cna leadership has refused to grant the necessary agreement for santa clara county to purchase regional medical center. we do not understand their ration now and will need to regroup to determine next steps. the union is supposed to represent us and the majority of us once the sale to go >>and there very blatantly not listening to what the nurses want to do. the california nurses association would not go into detail about the negotiations but told front for its supports the sale. and it's nurses say that's a lie

because they don't that's there just lying to and makes very angry. >>impromptu rally friday after the contract was rejected. other hospital staff like daniel sanchez, sate layoffs are looming. if the sale does not go through, obviously like this, it's written in the walls. there will be layoffs and possibly reduction of 50% of staffed. 50% is about 500 employees. it would be disastrous for the hospital which also provides critical services to east side residents who are primarily latino and low-income. i mean, we're in the heart of the site of we have a lot of traumas. they do come here. >>and now they're having to be routed back to santa clara valley medical hospital told me that they will regroup with the county of santa clara to figure out how to best move forward in the coming days. meantime, many of the nurses i spoke with say that they're fearful if they don't get their nurses unions blessing. >>this could spell disaster for the hospital reporting here in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news.

>>and invasive mosquito continues to spread across santa clara county tonight. despite aggressive efforts to control it, officials say the insect can transmit diseases like zika and yellow fever. and now it's been found in south san jose as well as santa clara county officials are ramping up their efforts to eliminate it and they're planning on community meetings to inform residents about the district's plan for this. residents are urged to remove sources of standing water from their properties which can breeding grounds for these mosquitoes. today, governor newsom announced that he's extending the surge of chp officers in oakland. this comes as the operation was scheduled to end this week. opd wrote in a letter in september asking the governor's office to extend their presence. the operation has netted nearly 1200 arrests so far and the recovery of more than 2000 stolen cars. it's also seizure of more than 100 illegal firearms. >>continue to truly appreciate what governor to see. trees is

doing for city county. you can see that this by state level, recognizing the challenges that our city and counties facing that will allow us to continue to focus on 9-1-1. call reducing a blind. and so huge. and we truly appreciate what the governor and the chp doing for us. >>the governor's office also said he's extending the operation in light of the recall elections of both oakland mayor sheng thao and alameda county district attorney pamela price. for now, the increase chp activity is set to last until the end of the year. fire crews in southern california continue to battle the mountain fire, which has now burned more than 20,000 acres in ventura county. fire sparked just 2 days ago and has since grown to more than 20,000 acres. >>and destroying dozens of homes and properties. firefighters are working around the clock to control it. >>in the skies and on the ground to protect their residents. however, the strong

santa ana winds there are making it difficult for fire crews. evacuation orders are in place for areas around the city. >>shelter set up across ventura county. still ahead on kron 4 news, why the fda is now proposing pull some of the popular cold medicine off the store shelves. time for the season. daniel lurie has

officially been elected. the next mayor of san francisco. >>friday, he spoke publicly for the first time since the election was called kron four's. rob nesbitt was at the speech in chinatown and has more on lurie had to say.

>>a large crowd of supporters gathered here in saint marys square for danielle lawrie speech. his first time speaking as mayor-elect this city will rise again for the first time friday. we saw the words mayor elect next to daniel lori's name. the nonprofit executives spoke to supporters in the entire city delivering a message about hope and change. strong values are not enough. >>have to be drivers of actions and results. our mandate. our mandate is to show how government must deliver on its promises. same public safety is his top priority with plans to build more affordable housing, attract more businesses downtown and tackle the opioid crisis. we are going to declare a fentanyl state of emergency on day one of our administration. we are going get tough and those that are dealing drugs and we're going to be compassionate but tough about the conditions of our streets as well. we're going get people the help that they need more mental health and drug treatment. that's surely the bucs made a lorry hat for the occasion with ranked

choice voting. london breed was her first pick and lori was their second choice. she was impressed with what you heard friday everything that i could someone with love of san francisco. love saracens goode was from the heart. >>hope is alive and well. and san francisco lori's message worked with voters after doing 250 meet and greets 150 merchant walks and his team, not more than 140,000 doors in the city. >>his when locally happen on the same night that donald trump was elected president. i have serious disagreements with president donald trump, but i will never i will never let those disagreements get in the way of addressing the problems facing san francisco. i was at mayor london breed's campaign the night of the election at the time. she had very strong words for lori saying, quote, san francisco is not for sale. a lorry spoke today about his phone call with the mayor yesterday saying it was a gracious one and ensuring that his team will work with hers for a smooth transition at city hall. >>reporting in san francisco,

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >>whether it's public safety, the fentanyl crisis or the business climate downtown, mayor-elect lurie will have his hands full. homelessness is another major issue he'll have to address in san francisco as kron four's. dan kerman tells us homeless advocates are now offering their advice. >>shortly after it became clear that daniel lurie would become san francisco's next. mayor, the coalition on homelessness issued a statement asking lurie to take a new approach. we know that. >>you know, a punitive response doesn't work. i mean, that's that's just obvious to. everybody is just pushing people from block to block it. they have nowhere to go. there's no way for them to disappear. so we have to do the working the system to build up the capacity to get people up and off the streets and that is going to you know, a lot of work sweeps of homeless encampments have increased over the last several months, not just in san francisco, but elsewhere following a supreme court

ruling. jennifer friedman buck with san francisco's coalition on homelessness has different priorities for lurie would like to see on day one, over 700 vacant units in supportive housing be filled. we've got a lot ideas on how to do that. and secondly, would like to see a halt to the illegal property destruct destruction that's occurring where people are losing their medications or losing their paperwork. they're really being harmed by it. and it's cruel during the campaign, lori posted his plans for homelessness, which among other things call for building 1500 shelter beds in 6 months in order to clear encampments and create up at the services. also creating a total of 2500 units of shelter, including bridge housing, like tiny homes and prioritizing cost-effective and dignified shelter rather than expensive permanent housing. remains to be seen if lori can turn his plans into action. but san francisco's coalition on homelessness is

optimistic due to lurie's work at tipping point and nonprofit charged with fighting poverty that lori founded back in 2005 daniel lurie, you know, has experience working on homeless issues. so he's not coming up this you know, starting from 0. he already has a great deal of knowledge has also worked on solution ends in. so, you know, that's really where we all come together. regardless of where where people are coming from. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>and after the break, a fatal accident in fairfield. how a good samaritan helped police catch an alleged hit and run driver. a man is arrested and

charged with murder. fairfield police say the suspect ran over another man more than once. kron. 4 sleet recall has the details. what did you see? >>i just see that soon after tony witnessed a white dodge pickup truck speed away from the solano town center in fairfield late thursday morning, he learned the driver of the truck just modem and down in the north side parking lot. he had you know, 3, 4, baynes police say the victim who has not been identified by the solano county coroners office was simply walking through the parking lot when he was struck. he died on scene. investigators have not indicated the suspect and victim knew each other. motive remains under investigation is probably just working on minding its own business >>he died for their police, say a good samaritan witnessed the incident called 9-1-1 and stayed on the phone with dispatch following the truck for more than 2 miles until police stopped and arrested the driver on east tabor

avenue. a 25 year-old fairfield resident identified by police as the count acaba telling tito police say he is well known to officers due to previous mental health holmes kind of crazy. >>in these days that we're living in, we have to be very careful. you know, we never know what's going to happen nowadays. it can happen anywhere. now, tony fields for the victim's family that he >>with that, he said, you know, don't was booked for murder into the solano county jail in fairfield, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>the fda announced today it will move to pull popular cold medicine off store shelves due to a common ingredient. it says doesn't even work. health experts have expressed the same concern and agree with the fda's call. washington correspondent basil john reports. >>when you're feeling under the weather, you likely grab your go to cough and cold medicine, but are all ingredients helping you fight off that cold? drug is not

effective. you know, the question is, should it really be on store shelves for patients to use? >>federal efron is widely used in many over-the-counter medicines, the food and drug administration announced a new proposal to remove products from stores with the common decongestant ingredient. pointing to studies that question its effectiveness, this evidence that's been mounting for years. that elector an oral over-the-counter decongestant is probably just not very effective. dr. lauren eggert with stanford university says this is a move years in the making. i got some help from health experts talking about the left front on social media. >>a final decision from the fda would force manufacturers to remove products

>>with election day. now out of the way president elect donald trump is putting together a team of leaders to join his administration come january. our dc's raquel

martin explains. he's already making history with his pickup chief of staff. >>susie wiles trump's campaign manager will be the first woman to ever hold that title of white house chief of staff. it's one of the most influential roles in any administration. wiles will be central in executing the president's agenda. >>the woman behind president-elect donald trump landslide victory will now spearhead his administration. trump's transition team announcing through the wild, a longtime florida political operative. >>the trump next white house chief of staff, the ice. it's critical job. it's nice for her to be the first person named mick mulvaney served as one of 4 chiefs of staff during trump's first administration. your job is to tell the president. >>things that he doesn't want to hear. he says wiles has a tough job on her hands. but if she's got his trust, she can

be really, really good at this job. while first task help put together a slate of leaders to stop the white house and key government agencies that include cabinet positions like secretary of state, attorney general and secretary of defense. we we focused on making of professional transition. current defense secretary lloyd austin told reporters thursday the biden administration is ready to assist what remains unclear if trump's legal troubles will also follow him to the white house. friday, a federal judge agreed to temporarily pause special counsel jack smith. >>january 6 case against trump. >>according to a court filing, smith made the request to put the case on hold, quote, as a result of the election, smith will inform the court on how he plans to move forward on december. second for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >>for the first time this

season, snowboarders and skiers could head up to the slopes in tahoe and enjoy some fresh powder. the mount rose ski resort in reno is now open for business. and that's thanks to an early snow for more on this comp or stephanie lin spoke with julie johnson from first of all, tell us a bit about how it feels to be open today. >>that's a really exciting day. first to open in tahoe. so we had a ton guests come out and celebrate today and we're also celebrating 60th season. so it's been a really fun day while they congratulations on your 60 a season. >>so walk us through which this will be open this weekend. yeah. so we're starting off with flaky express, which is our high-speed quad lift. and that will. >>take you up to more of fans to intermediate about 1000 feet of vertical open. and then we also have our beginner terrain open with or tool conveyor belt. it's called the magic that's one of the minor.

yeah, we have a little something for everyone and gray and what are the conditions looking like at the moment and how do you see this comparing to the same time last year? yeah. i we have a lot of people abilities for snowmaking. so a lot of us know we have right now in our face is from our snowmaking and so it's a little bit different from last year and a little bit more snow last year. but our snowmaking capabilities are our amazing. so we have about a 20 to 40 inch base right and there's just more to come. you know, so as the season goes what should folks be aware of as they start to head up to the sierra this weekend as nice preparations they should be making. >>i mean, it's it's been it's going to be a beautiful weekend. we have more snow coming on the way on monday. but this weekend, nice and clear and sunny, it should you know, pull start to their season. >>fantastic. and we understand that there's also going to be lessons for those who are not so familiar to skiing.

>>yeah, we have lessons private lessons rentals all available but ready, we're ready to go. so if you want to ski rope, it. >>and walk us through just how the tahoe community in general is feeling just about the snowfall this year. i'm sure you spoken with many people in the local area. >>yeah, we're hoping for a great season. it's going to be another line. nina storm pattern. so we're going to get snow a little later in the year. but it's looking good. so far. we're really excited. >>all right. great. and it's wonderful to see all the folks out there behind you enjoying the slopes as well. julie johnson with mount rose, thank you so much for joining us today. >>thank you so all right. and some other notable resorts that are projecting their opening days for ski season, including north star and heavenly. >>they are planning to open the weekend before thanksgiving november 22nd and sierra at tahoe is projecting a week later for thanksgiving weekend. time take resort with a little lower elevation.

they're projecting december the 12th. so lots of options coming open soon. for those of you who want to hit the slopes >>coming up, some good news coming out of the forty-niners camp on the status of running back. christian mccaffrey. back. christian mccaffrey. we'll be right back with that. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪

now to the forty-niners some good news for the team star running back. christian mccaffrey is set to make his season debut on sunday against the tampa bay buccaneers. >>kron four's will tran is outside levi's stadium with a preview. >>it's the return of the mack. i literally just saw christian mccaffrey pull into the facility. i waved at him. he

waved back and he's going to go to practice today. and he has been practicing all week. and according to coach kyle shanahan, he says he looks great. so they're going to take the covers off the ferrari in, get them into the game. finally, he's been on the sideline all season because of injuries to both legs, but they had to rigorous practice sessions this week and he passed with flying colors. technically he's still not on the active roster, but they do expect him to be activated on saturday morning and be part of the team and into the lineup when they play the tampa bay buccaneers. so he will be traveling, of course, with the team tonight. the niners cannot wait to get him back on the field as they are 4, 4, and looking to make a final dash. this is the halfway point of the season. a final dash, the playoffs and ultimately that super bowl and to try to finally win it with coach kyle shanahan. we got a chance to track down george kittle. here is his assessment of the season so far.

>>i think definitely there is a sense we don't want to get, you know, play on sunday hit. you definitely bounce back with a little bit more energy. and i would say that that he was feeling very good if you're hoping to watch christian mccaffrey, of course, you have to turn on the television on sunday, but he'll be back here right in front of the hometown fans next sunday against the seattle seahawks. its run cmc back to you. >>as we head into the weekend, many celebrations are taking place honor veterans in our local communites. ahead of veterans day this monday reporter tony salazar has more from roseville, high school where students organize an event centered around giving thanks to their veterans. >>it is a meaningful morning full gratitude and honoring roseville veterans for their service and of course, their sacrifice for our country. this is where i do want to go to bring in mister blair, the senior class officer here at roseville high school. thanks

so much for being here. this jump right into it. how are you all honoring veterans this morning? this morning, we start off with a pancake breakfast. they came and got eat. we handed out. thank you cards. and then we held our veterans day assembly at 10:00am in our other gymnasium where we had a veteran played by kind of our national anthem with the vice mayor speak is also a veteran. we had our dance team perform in our band. perform is just a really great time honoring our veterans and our whole school got to come out and honor the veterans there at the assembly. really quickly, how much or how how even grown just being hosted last year as well? this event has grown a ton since last year. we start off in our parking lot. admin parking others like along. we held it there this year. we got to be in our brand new gymnasium with more people. and it's been a really great time. awesome. eau claire, thank you so much for your time. and as we wanted to to another friend we made here missed larry, who's joining us right now. thanks so much. so thank you for your service. first of all, they walk me through your service if you oh, my goodness. 22 years when

in a 22 late bloomer, was a radar scope operator for the first 4 years and then across train and public health. 22 years and another 16 year stint that the mcclellan va clinic advocate known to a lot of years of service. here at fox 40, we thank you for that. walk you through the impact and what this means to you from this morning's ceremony. >>this was lovely. i needed this. my grandson goes here. he loves the school and he made sure that i knew about it. and i just love it. i think it's great. and i'm sorry that i didn't bring my neighbor. i didn't think about maybe next early next year because this event from what the principal is telling us is certainly growing each and every year. and we'll have the details on a website case you missed it. you want a full recap at fox 40 dot com reporting here at roseville high school covering local news and service that matters. i'm tony salazar. fox 40 news. >>i'm david lazarus. coming up, interest rates are down the presidential election is over and

>>the 2025 grammy nominations have finally been announced and entertainment report andy reismeyer has a look at who made the top categories and who is making history. >>grammy history being made by this queen saint beyonce leads the pack with 11 nominations including record of the year song of the year and album of the year. >>she's now the most nominated artist in grammy history with a total of 99 nods close behind her this year are kendrick lamar, billie eilish

charli xcx with 7 nominations. each also notable for the nomination of cowboy carter has country album of the year is the first time she's been nominated in country americana categories. seems economy might be ready to give her her country flowers after being snubbed by the cma's, the people's choice country awards. and this year's nominees for best new artists are the best they've looked in years. take a look. a full list of nominations for best new artists are benson, boone,

sabrina carpenter, do cheek wrong. ben ray chappell roan shaboozey. teddy swims. we also know the nominations for song of the year should use these of our song. billie eilish birds of a feather lady gaga and bruno mars for die with a smile. taylor swift featuring post malone with fortnight chappell rounds. good luck, kendrick lamar's, not like us. sabrina carpenter's, please, please, please. and beyonce's texas hold'em. and for album of the year, new blue sun from andre 3,000 covid carter from beyonce short and sweet by sabrina carpenter, charli xcx as brat. jesse volume for from jacob collier. hit me hard and soft. billie eilish chapel around the rise and fall of the midwest. princess, the tortured poets department from taylor swift. the grammys will take place on sunday february second at crypto arena right here in los angeles. well, there's a report here in hollywood. i'm andy reismeyer. >>are you a rachel or monica, whichever character you associate with the whole cast of friends is being celebrated. this as warner brothers marks the 30th anniversary of the popular sitcom megan telles has more

from burbank. >>hello, everyone. and welcome to the set of friends yet. this is inside of central park. the actual set the show that went from 1919, 94 to 2004, 30 years later since the original episode aired in september of 1994. we are celebrating it with 2 wars, a friendsgiving, because so many of the episodes where i should say a lot of them are dedicated to thanksgiving in the thanksgiving season. did you know that inside of central park when you were watching the show that inside of this cake stand, sometimes there is a cake other times there was a potato. what's that all about tour guides high? yeah. this just the little sight gag that some of the crew would try to in sneak in there that eli viewers would get a nice little left. yeah. and eagle eyed viewers indy. let's take a look right now at what it looks like behind the scenes when you come on a friendsgiving tour because it's a real special experience, he would say, right? that's right. yes, all

yes. had the opportunity to visit the set of central perk as it looked in the show from 1994 to 2004. >>so many of the original decorations and set pieces like menus that shares and of course, the couch all still look exactly as it did in the for a cafe that many of the characters told all their jokes to. right now we're looking at the entrance of central park as well as the sign right there. still in all of it's a wonderful friends. glory, that couches that is so famous, right, that the friends cast with sit on every time they come into central park and a moist maker, a famous sandwich from which episode that is from season 5. the one with ross's sandwich. a famous thanksgiving at the said. let's roll the tape. >>thanksgiving leftovers sandwich. believe someone just ate for us is just a sandwich. just a sandwich. look, years old, ok? i'm going to be divorced twice. and we just got evicted back strain, was the only good thing going on

in my life. so want the only good going on in my life. >>exact you've been eating the sandwich. how is it? this is delicious. it's moist. he say it's very moist. look at him. go, alright information, all those great. if you want to come take a studio tour between now and november 30th, you can select a date coming. the family and friends. i'm megan. tell us sending it back to you. >>even after the election, the trump rally continues as stocks post their best week of the year. and one american company is already making a move to avoid possible china tariffs. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. i've said before that wall street doesn't like uncertainty. and this week we got past big sources of uncertainty. the interest rate cut and the presidential election and stocks posted their best week of the year this week. the dow topped 44,000 for the first time today before back a few points. the s and p 500 topped 6,000 for the first time before you to ease back just a

little bit. nevertheless, these are record closes for both those indexes for the week. the dow and the s and p 500 both up 4.7%. the nasdaq up 5.7%. investors see a renewed trump administration ushering in tax cuts, deregulation and corporate mergers, all of which potentially very good for businesses. well, someone capitol hill are already muttering about the impact of these policies on debt and deficits. for the moment. wall street is focused on their positive impact on business. now, let's take a look at tariffs to hear donald trump say tariffs are a great way to get u.s. companies to move production back to the united states by making imports prohibitively expensive. but that's not really how they often work. let's look at the steve madden shoe company. it produces much of its apparel in china and now it faces the prospect of tariffs of as much as 60% on chinese-made goods. so steve madden isn't wasting any time. it is looking to move production out of china.

but does that mean that productions company? united states a boon for u.s. workers? no, not so much. instead, the company is going to be looking to cambodia, vietnam, brazil or other cheap labor countries that do not face hefty china tariffs. the bottom line here is that it's not about domestic production, at least not for most businesses. it's about protecting profits. back to you. tonight.

we're hearing from a family of a father from gilroy who police say was intentionally hit and killed by a driver in san jose kron. four's gayle ong spoke with the victim's sister and has the latest. >>leroy are we our sabrina

thomas describes her brother leroy thomas as humorous and a generous person. he spent time volunteering to help the homeless. thomas was killed early monday morning at the intersection of north capitol avenue and berryessa road in san jose. with my left hand man who was my protector, my security guard >>here's my he was also shoulder to cry on when we needed it. you know, but overall, he was just just and and there's not a duplicate according to san jose police officers responded to a hit and run crash involving a car and a pedestrian around 05:00am monday. >>officers found a victim pinned under a minivan unconscious and not breathing. he died at the scene. loved ones left flowers and notes at the intersection. thanksgiving christmas will not be the same. and those are just right around the corner. the gentleman, you know, he's right away from to.

>>allied away from us. you took a father away from 2 children. kind of way fromour mother and our brother. >>police arrested edward herrera is booked in the santa clara county main jail for murder. investigators say the victim and suspect knew each other and determine the crash to be intentional. but the motive has not yet been released here with a lot of witnesses out there. it was very busy area. >>if you seen something, please don't hesitate to say something. they can stay anonymous. yes, they have a suspect in custody, but they're still the puzzle that's missing. thomas says her brother was heading to their mother's home that morning to help with her cancer treatments. so tap on us right now and we know we can paint a smile on, but inside his words, it's hurting most. >>and thomas's family is raising money for funeral services. we posted details on our website kron 4 dot com reporting in san jose del on kron. 4 news.

>>they're joining us kron. news at 12, 30 live on air and streaming with kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. history has been made in alameda county tonight with 2 leaders who face recalls. >>now seemingly on their way out of office. district attorney pamela price is face criticism for being too lenient with criminals has officially been recalled by voters. the associated press has called the race in favor of the recall effort. you can

see numbers on your screen. 65 1% voting. yes. and 35% voting no for that recall prices. now the first da in alameda county's history to be removed from office through a recall election. and supporters of the recall are ready to move forward with their efforts and hope the board of supervisors act quickly in choosing her replacement kron four's noelle bellow gives us an update. we think that >>there's still a lot of mismanagement going on there even today. and in the da's office and we'd like to see them act as quickly as possible. >>campaign manager chris moore leading the effort to recall pamela price was pleased friday evening with the results of the election. we felt coming into the last few she was helping out quite a bit by making a lot of, you know, mistakes are self. >>and we're not surprised that we're pleading. and, you know, 65, 30 35%. >>price took office in 2022. becoming the first

african-american woman to hold the county's top prosecutor job. just about a year later, though, the group save alameda for everyone launched the effort to recall her on election night. those in favor of the recall were happy with the early returns showing two-thirds of voters supported the efforts to get her out of office. he is not being just into the victim's. she's favor in the criminals and it's just getting worse. the race was officially called in favor of the recall by the associated press. our big thing in really the reason this started was because >>she was mistreating victims and she was re-sentencing letting people back out on the street without telling victims those those dangerous violent criminals. the times for showing up the doors of victims. the oakland police officers union released a statement thanking voters for standing with them in supporting the recall. >>saying they stood with victims of crime price joins the list of california progressives, including la

district attorney george gascon own in losing office this year. moore says voters are looking for someone who's going to have a more balanced approach while holding criminals accountable. i say, you know, everybody on the safe to say the alameda for everyone were all progressives and we want progressive policies. we just don't want to go, you know, too far where it endangers the lives the people of alameda county. >>that was kron four's. noelle bellow reporting and we have reached out to price's office for comment but have yet to hear back once the vote is officially certified. a committee appointed by the board of supervisors will select applicants who will then be publicly interviewed during a meeting. and whoever is appointed will have to run for election in 2026. the winner there will serve out the final 2 years of crisis term. and tonight, another recall effort in the east bay with oakland, mayor sheng thao releasing a statement tonight essentially accepting the

recall results. shero quotes. thank you for choosing me to serve as your mayor as the first hmong american woman to become the mayor of a major american city. it has been honor of my lifetime. i am deeply proud of the progress we created together. and i am committed to ensuring we stay on track by supporting a smooth transition and the race to recall town has not yet actually been called the effort to get her out of office continues to lead with 64% of voters in support. we'll, of course bring you updates once it's officially certified on air and online. in other election news, former bart board member. let's see fa simon is headed to the u.s. capitol. she defeated fellow democrat jennifer tran for that position. simon will succeed. representative barbara lee in district 12 representing parts of the east bay in congress. lee had been in the position since 1998. vacating office earlier this year to run for senate. simon was born legally blind and has served on the bart board directors since 2016 on social

media platform actually vow to fight for representation and equality for all. turning now to weather, we're taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge from our sutro tower cam kron. 4 meteorologist kathy trafton is here with a look ahead for the rest your weekend plans. kathy? a dry evening and the heightened fire concerns. that is yesterday's news that is changing because we've got some front a front coming in our direction, bringing some rain. the winds are not very gusty at this hour. in fact, they're pretty calm. >>for the most part, but the surface smoke, it is streaming up across california from ventura county, from the mountain fire. and that leaves our air quality. not so great. it's in the moderate category at this point. what do we need to get rid of this moderate air? well, how about some sea breeze is help out some rain? i think we can manage a little bit of both. right now. there's a ridge in charge of our weather that is going to

bake breakdown over the weekend. you'll see some precipitation heading in our direction. we'll get some clouds. certainly we will get some drizzle, probably that that front will dissipate. so is another pre-frontal showers. they will fall into dry air and most likely will dissipate before they actually hit the ground. could be a little bit drizzle, though. i wouldn't be surprised to see a few raindrops, but by monday, that is where the rain is going to hit across the bay area right across the bay area right up to the sierra nevada, bringing some snow to the higher elevations, which is great news for people wanting to ski does after all november after monday, we dry out a little ridge builds in for a bit, but we certainly will take the rain. we can get. how much rain do we get? well, about a half an inch in the santa cruz mountains and ben lowman about a 3rd to a quarter of an inch throughout the bay area. depending on where you are. that's enough to certainly alleviate the fire concerns to give our gardens and the plants some water and temperatures

tomorrow. a little bit cool. a little bit cooler than today. we're looking at 60's right along the coast. 60's in the bay shoreline. as you start to head south, going toward the upper 60's and then even a few low 70's in the santa clara valley, santa clara itself, 73 degrees tomorrow for the highs, the space or line 70's low 70's. we start to head up toward the napa county area and we'll get into the 60's and maybe 17 at 69 degrees and nap and 68 for santa rosa. so we are in for a coolish saturday. a few extra clouds. thanks, kathy. >>well, the future of an east side, san jose hospital is in jeopardy again tonight. regional medical center is the only hospital in the area within the er equipped to handle strokes and heart attacks. and now the hospital was supposed to be sold santa clara county so services can continue there. but now the union representing the nurses rejected the contract that would help them transfer the process. kron 4 shock moment brings us the very latest.

>>inside san jose residents had a sigh of relief this summer when they found at the regional medical center would be sold by its corporate motors to the county of santa clara, which would be able to better funded stroke and heart attack units. but now doctors and nurses are even more worried saying that if this sale does not go it could result in hundreds of layoffs. it's a complete roller coaster. we were happy said now we're very severely depressed holland is an icu nurse for regional medical center says she felt great knowing this hospital would go to santa clara county this summer and out of the hands of hca healthcare, which at one point was going to got their trauma center. felt like it would be a little bit more stable the county. >>in hca. but now the sale is in jeopardy. the california nurses association rejecting a contract friday that would have released the nurses to join a new union once they become employed and or santa clara county. >>that's is just about the money for them and not worry

about the community and the patients and people that come here. the other major union representing hospital workers, seiu accepted the contract regional medical center told kron 4 news in a statement, quote, we are appalled and shocked that cna leadership has refused to grant the necessary agreement for santa clara county to purchase regional medical center. we do not understand their ration now and will need to regroup to determine next steps. the union is supposed to represent us and the majority of us wants to sail to go through. >>and and there very blatantly not listening to what the nurses want to do. the california nurses association would not go into detail about the negotiations but told front for it supports the sale. and it's nurses say that's a lie because they don't that's there just lying to and makes very angry. >>impromptu rally friday after the contract was rejected. other hospital staff like daniel sanchez, sate layoffs are looming. if the sale does not go through, obviously like

this, it's written in the walls. there will be layoffs and possibly reduction of 50% of staff. 50% is about 500 employees. it would be disastrous for the hospital which also provides critical services to east side residents who are primarily latino and low-income. i mean, we're in the heart of the side of jose. we have a lot of traumas. they do come here. >>and now they're having to be routed back to santa clara valley medical hospital told me that they will regroup with the county of santa clara to figure out how to best move forward in the coming days. meantime, many of the nurses i spoke with say that they're fearful if they don't get their nurses unions blessing. >>this could spell disaster for the hospital reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >>well, more reaction pouring in tonight from california leaders about trump's win at the state capitol on friday, california superintendent public instruction tony thurmond called on president elect to make a commitment education in his upcoming administration. >>and we call on president

elect trump and the members of congress to reaffirm their commitment. the public education to make a comment about abolishing the department of education you know, is a clear threat. to what our students need a chance to get a good education and have a great life. >>after the break, we'll hear more about the racist text messages sent to africa. >>putting the children right here in francisco.

>>it's a special weekend for a local museum in san francisco.

the legion of honor is turning 100 and to celebrate. the museum is hosting a yearlong worth of events that all kick off this weekend. kron 4 stephanie lives spoke with isabella, laura chavez, the associate curator of european paintings of fine art museums of sf of cars. and we understand you also held a big gala just recently had to go. >>it was so fun, laboratory really like we did justice to this very special occasion, celebrating 100 years of this wonderful museum. yes, congratulations again on that big achievement. walk us through what's going on this weekend. well, tomorrow, hard to believe that, but we've been planning for a long time for tomorrow's festivities. so throughout the entire day, beginning at 09:30am, in the morning when we open. >>we will be celebrating our 100th birthday and at 11:00am our director tom campbell will be giving remarks. we'll have welcome by official loney association. we have french

dignitaries attending and then there will be a cake ceremony at 11, 30. then in the afternoon at 01:00pm, we have the first of a lecture series given by curators at the fine arts museums. tomorrow's lecture will be about the collection of european paintings. not going honor given by our chief curator emily beanie. and we'll also have a conversation between the director and our director and the director of the musical dan and harris. and finally 04:00pm, we're going to have an organ concerts and a performance by the san francisco school trainees. >>how beautiful. so it sounds like a very well-rounded weekend. lots of activities for the public to also participate in as well. what does it mean to the museum to be turning 100? >>it's such a special occasion because this was really a wild dream hatched by a san francisco named ahmed, a breakfast freckles and her husband, adults. freckles, and they really envisioned this museum being a gift to the city of san francisco and for

the past 100 years, it has been a place where san franciscans and visitors to francisco can enjoy the finest works of currently, we show european art at legion of honor, as well as ancient art, but throughout its history of show, we showed different kinds of works of art here, including contemporary art, which we still do sometimes. so it is amazingly rich history. and you can see some of that history reflected in a small exhibition that we have on view about the history of the museum. wonderful know what are some of the new exhibitions that people can expect this upcoming year? >>well, currently, we have on view exhibition about the american painter who participated in the impressionist movement. america's sought the exhibition is called mary because i didn't work. >>and i should say, and the exhibition along with admission to the museum this weekend will be entirely free. thanks to a sponsorship from bank of america and museums are also free every saturday throughout the coming years.

anyway. and in the spring, we will have an exhibition of the work of wayne tebow, one of the greats, san francisco painters that will be here legion of honor as well. >>fantastic. any special events for veterans day on monday. >>well, veterans day on monday, it's actually our actual 100 birthdays. grab a special color guard presentation at 11:11am, on november. 11th. and then i will be giving a lecture that afternoon at 01:00pm focusing on the history at the exit of the museum and talking a little bit about the exhibition that i put together about the history and really celebrating our veterans because the museum upon its founding was also intended to be a memorial to the 3600 california soldiers who died in france during the first world war and guests, an important reminder there. >>well, thank you so much to isabella morris job as the associate curator of european fake paintings of fine art museums of san francisco. thank you so much for your time and happy birthday again.

>>thank you. hope to see this weekend. absolutely. thank you. new

tonight after nearly 12 hours, the california air resources board finally approves a new fuel policy that could have an impact on your gas prices. capitol correspondent eytan was gives us a closer look at the policy and joins us with why some believe it will increase what you pay at the pump. >>it's called california's low-carbon fuel standard or else the offense. in a

nutshell cfs, a state program aimed at reducing carbon dioxide emissions that come directly from transportation fuel. the program does so by imposing rules on the oil industry, specifically regulating the carbon intensity in such fields. cfs has proved extremely effective. roundup is the chair of the california air resources board or carb the state agency in charge of overseeing airpot lucian in climate change related programs across california, including lca fence. she says they'll cfs has benefited the environment since its inception. more than a decade ago and will help the state achieve its long-term goals to transition away from fossil fuels. since the border originally approved the program in 2009, california has tripled. the quantity of low-carbon fields used in transportation and have reduced dependence on fossil diesel. >>by over 70%, we know that we must do all we can to use our existing state authority to bring clean fuels to

california. and that's why randolph and her colleagues on the air resources board met and riverside friday where they voted 12 to 2 in favor of imposing stricter regulations for lc f s. >>that supporters say will help the climate. but on the flip side of this very analysis from the air resources board found the proposed new policy could increase gas prices by $0.47 per gallon in 2025. >>and potentially even more in future years. analysis came to that conclusion, noting carbs proposed policy could lead to higher costs for refineries which could be passed down to consumers. but since the analysis came out, board staff have since walked back to $0.47 figure noting it was never intended to be an end. all be all prediction of gas prices. i was not able to predict the future where it's likely that we will see different and unexpected changes in the demand for fossil fuels. still legislative and congressional republicans sent the air resources board this letter urging its members to postpone the vote until they can come up with the cost benefit analysis about how the proposed policy could impact

gas prices. >>we want ensure that we have transparency and that he's board actually met scallop when, you know is this is the plan what we're going to be imposing. this is the financial impact it will on people course the handful of air resources board members, including former state senator dean florez echoed similar concerns. the policy could lead to increased gas prices wondering how we you know, good conscience say >>that it's all these other factors somehow we're we're we're we're not the cause of that. but most board members fought back against assertions. the policy could lead to massive increases at the pump, arguing they'll cfs program in the past has resulted in increases averaging no more than $0.10 per gallon important for all of us. as we sit here today. to answer. >>the charge. inaccurate charge. this program. are the reason why we have these price spike. >>and then there were some

critics on the other side of the spectrum who spoke at the meeting, concerned at the new policy does not do enough to protect the environment either way the board approved the policy. it takes effect immediately. >>reporting in sacramento, a tonn well. with election day. n

of the way president elect donald trump is putting together a team of leaders to join his administration come january. our dc's raquel martin explains. he's already making history with his pickup chief of staff. >>susie wiles trump's campaign manager will be the first woman to ever hold that title of white house chief of staff.

it's one of the most influential roles in any administration. wiles will be central in executing the president's agenda. >>the woman behind president-elect donald trump landslide victory will now spearhead his administration. trump's transition team announcing through the wild, a longtime florida political operative. >>the trump next white house chief of staff, the ice. it's critical job. it's nice for her to be the first person named mick mulvaney served as one of 4 chiefs of staff during trump's first administration. your job is to tell the president. >>things that he doesn't want to hear. he says wiles has a tough job on her hands. but if she's got his trust, she could be really, really good at this job. while first task help put together a slate of leaders to stop the white house and key government agencies that include cabinet positions like secretary of state, attorney general and secretary of defense. we we focused on

making of professional transition. current defense secretary lloyd austin told reporters thursday the biden administration is ready to assist what remains unclear if trump's legal troubles will also follow him to the white house. friday, a federal judge agreed to temporarily pause special counsel jack smith. >>january 6 case against trump. >>according to a court filing, smith made the request to put the case on hold, quote, as a result of the election, smith will inform the court on how he plans to move forward on december. second for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >>many feeling fear and outrage after a wave of racist text messages directly referencing slavery. we're sense of black men, women and students across the country, including right here in the bay area. the sec's make reference the cotton picking slavery and plantations as

kron four's lezla gooden detail. some students in san francisco are among the victims. >>so this is like a farce. 5. that is burning in this city and nation racist. text messages are being sent to some african americans nationwide. >>and right here in the bay area, the san francisco unified school district and the naacp says they have received reports of their students receiving these messages and are condemning them. i have is in acp president. >>received numerous complaints. and students. who experienced. asian allies use. and several of schools, doctor, reverend amos brown, naacp, president of the san francisco chapter. >>says at least 15 african-american students. we're set these messages and

have experienced in-person bullying as of thursday. >>and word has been used. and they have. then made to feel lonely. not a part of the community. this is what i hear. could be the narrative of what's happening. >>and also he tells me this form of racism is tied to the results. other presidential election and is calling for unity. >>and what's happening now didn't just start yesterday. it's been a part of the dna. of this state sf usd. an open letter to the community says. >>racism of any kind has no place in our community. we do not tolerate any instance of hate bigotry or racism in san francisco schools. we actively are working to support staff with implementing anti-racist approaches. both in and out of

the classroom has the manager there happen. >>and have even advance the notion. this coming from foreign shoal shores. >>an example of one of these messages reads that the recipient has been chosen to pick cotton at the nears plantation. our executive sleighs will be there to pick you up. it goes on to say they will be searched and patted down. the final message says anyone who rent away or doesn't show up will be killed. >>like i wasn't expecting my own 16 year-old child to be experiencing anything like this. >>from the results of, you know, the election. and then all of that, i >>i don't even have words. and this is la toya who is a parent of a student who received this text in sacramento. he received. >>from a random number. i'm calling her name out first name in a name last name told her basically to get ready to

go to pick cotton at the plantation is just just. >>vile, horrible. and something that i would never imagine that my child would receive in this day and age. >>she and other parents and community leaders are calling for this to end. the fbi is currently leading the investigation to the tax. anyone who does receive these messages are asked to report them to law enforcement on sunday at 3 o'clock. >>san francisco branch of the acp. black faith community. our friends and allies. focus town. >>all meeting. >>to address. this virus. of racism and bigotry loves a good in kron. 4 news. >>still ahead on kron, 4 news lighting up alameda county for veterans across the country and organizer with veterans day

monday and alameda county veterans affairs commission is working to recognize those who served our country. >>with a new initiative called operating green light. many city and county buildings will be lit up in green on monday to celebrate kron 4 stephanie land spoke with omar farmer chairperson with the alameda county veterans affairs commission to get all the details. >>to start us off. tell us about this initiative. when did this begin and why the color green? >>okay. so operation green light is effort to make all

veterans feel heard, seen and appreciated. in a green lighting used to illuminate buildings in this context from november. 4th 11 symbolizes way to show veterans that they're seen heard and appreciated as a symbol of hope and support for veterans. and so the culmination of our veterans week events because the green light actually start on november 4th, it can happen anytime between november 4th through november 11. there's one example right there. the alameda county courthouse in the culmination of those efforts is going to be our veterans day event. in the ampitheater one frank h ago plaza adjacent oakland city hall at 11:00am so 80 veterans out there, their families please come and be recognized. we're going to have guest speakers at that event. we're going to speak about local veteran initiatives such as tackling the veteran homelessness crisis. we have over 500 homeless veterans in

the county. veterans are also 3 times more likely to die by suicide than their peers, homeless veterans or 7 times. we're likely. so we have initiatives to help support those veterans such as our stand down event. we're having another stand down event in december, 20th and 21st at saint vincent de paul open several services will be provided to veterans in need such as being able to tap into there better benefits. another initiative is to move the county funded bso from its shared space in the small mall to a stand-alone space. we've been campaigning for that for over a year. that should be moving forward sometime next year. it will help provide seamless access to better those the things that we want to highlight during this operation in on veterans thank you so much for that comprehensive description there. omar, you mentioned a number of the challenges that you see veterans facing today. you've talked a bit about how your organization is working to address that. >>how can the public best help? >>well, the public can come and they they can help spread

the word about our events. they can sign our petition for the stand-alone so they can volunteer to participate at some of our events such as the stand down and helping us just disseminate various bits of information that we have to promote our initiatives and our events because we're trying really hard. it happened to every veteran population throughout the county move our monthly meetings throughout the county to try and do that. thing that people can do to help us spread the word will be greatly appreciate refine what would you say is the best way to honor and support? >>veterans this veterans day. >>well, i would say code are bent monday at 11:00am. and frank h ogawa plaza. and if you can't make it on monday, reach out to a veteran that, you know, whether it be a family member or neighbor thank them for their service, maybe invite them over for dinner. if you're a veteran, you haven't talked to other

veterans. he served with an oh, wow. this is the time to reflect on our service and be proud of our service. reach out to them with the phone call, you know, anything you can do if you know, veterans that are going to be transitioning out of the service, anything you can do to help them transition from the service in disability and life. that can be a huge thing for all right. our farmer care person with the alameda county veterans affairs commission. >>thank you so much for your time and what your organization does for our veterans. >>you're welcome. have a great day. >>we'll continue with more topa

south bay leaders in santa clara county rallied on friday to support the immigrant community. kron. 4 charles clifford has more. >>with the election of donald trump has made a lot of people, particularly undocumented immigrants nervous today here in santa clara county, elected officials, leaders tried to set their minds at i want everyone to know >>that we are here to ensure that everyone is safe. >>on friday, a gathering of elected officials, law enforcement and community leaders vocally expressed their support for the immigrant community. president-elect donald trump said during the campaign that his administration would seek to deport potentially millions of people who are in the u.s. illegally. we're gonna have the largest deportation in the history of our country. california has around 10 million immigrants with just over a 3rd of those being from mexico. according to the public policy institute of california. as of 2021, about

1.8 million are undocumented on friday, leaders from across santa clara county, including law enforcement, sought to reassure residents who are worried about possible deportation. santa clara county office of the sheriff. >>has a single primary responsibility and that's to protect and serve all residents of this community. regardless of their political affiliation or their immigration status. >>we'll be ready to uphold the rule of law. and you're right against the threats that may come. >>in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>tonight, a tribute to one of the unsung heroes of the internet age elwood, edwards. he made i know him by his name, but you surely do know his unmistakable voice they were last is has that story. >>hey, there before they were siri before there was alexa, there was this. >>you've

>>got mail the voice behind those iconic words. the first voice of the internet belong to elwood edwards, who has died at the age of 74 after a long illness. >>you could say he got in on the ground floor of all this newfangled internet technology and the way he got in this kind of cute edwards's wife, karen was working for quantum computer services which eventually would be rechristened as america online or aol. so in 1989, she overheard then ceo steve case sying, you know, it might be kind of cool if we added a voice to aol software and knowing that her husband had a pleasant voice, she volunteered his services. edwards recorded. you've got mail and a handful of other phrases on a cassette decks sitting in his living those snippets will go on to become iconic. they would be heard by hundreds of millions of people and they would even spawn one of the greatest rom coms of all time. edwards would later reflect on how he would sometimes being a computer store standing in line, surrounded by stacks of aol

disks, anything to himself. wow, my voice is on every single one of those and nobody knows. and now you do. and thanks, elwood edwards, for being the voice of a simpler, more innocent time for a technology that would go on to conquer the world. back to you.the guinness world

records celebrating their 70th anniversary and once again in california will be well represented. reporter jasmine simpkins is in southern california, went to the new record holders in tonight's the entertainment report. >>topping our way through the

bunny museum, guys, because i want to introduce to you california residents who have jumped right on to the guinness world records. i you guys to kansas in hello. welcome. what your reaction when you learned that you had made the 70th edition of the guinness world well, that was very exciting because that's our 3rd record. and we've only been one other all right. speaking of the you have it here and the records. we have the records framed. i know this your 3rd time on the list. but let's go to the beginning, which a guy say i want to open up any museum it didn't start that way. it started out as a private thing between qantas each given each other bunny every and then it just like nice to started. multiply. >>many bunnies are in here over 46,000. if you're collecting them, obviously,

are people gifting them to you? well, it's really hard to find a bunny. and i know it's hard to believe that when you see 46,000 bunnies, but you can get the money every easter. but outside of easter, it's almost impossible. it's yard sale. swat means a guys have more than just money. figurines. there's place there's cops. there's dolls, tv antennas, white house, easter movie posters, everything a library over 1000 bunny books. and it's also a massive place that we're just in. one small know how big what's the footprint? the footprint, 9,000 square feet. if someone coming in here, where should they start? well in the beginning and then they walk in, they go, wow. and then they do this because it's so high ceilings. every day the museum is open. and so every day we hear congratulations it's wonderful and it's exciting and we get e-mails and letters fan mail in the museum's been open. 26 years.

>>and the love story. so we love the first funny in the second bunny. a love story here in the bunny museum with thank you guys so much for letting hopper way through here. >>and there are 66,000 record holders, but only 2000 were selected to be in the book. >>for more visit, guinness world records dot com. i'm jasmine simpkins with your entertainment report.

>>of waiting for the return of christian mccaffrey. the time appears to finally be here.

barring something unforeseen cmc will make his season debut on sunday against the buccaneers after being put under close microscope of these 3 days of practice, the niners have placed officially a questionable tag on mccaffrey for sunday. but head coach kyle shanahan has said he expects him to play. cmc, of course, has been on injured reserve since september due to my bilateral achilles tendon. itis the team opened up his 21 day window to return on monday. his return should certainly help out the offense immensely. >>it can dark sometimes, you know, especially something like that. and you feel you know, having to watch games and you're physically in you know, try so hard to not let stuff like that app. you know, a lot goes into you pretty much. you know, i think about football and we got i want my cousin, right? it's it can be

very tough play hard. and i we should realize how blessed and fortunate you are to blame and you are on the parts coming off. a huge road win against the defending champion. celtics warriors may have faced an even tougher task tonight in cleveland against the night cavalier facing a familiar face that kenny atkinson, former assistant for the warriors. now the cavs head coaches certainly had something planned for his friends from the bay and the cavs really had the offense going from the start. never let up. donovan mitchell. >>it's the 3 top of the key. the cavs jumped out to a 20 to 2 lead. >>has been worth of all around the horn. almost throw it away. but kris levert excuse me, caris levert. it's the 3, 8 different cavaliers hit threes in the 1st half. eland can fill a inside as well. evan mobley, the hook overcome long movie. boy, the cavs a statement tonight, i think quarter missing the 3. but we've won 5 for the rebound.

jarrett allen gets eventually passes to the cutting a gets the layup past were up 37 at that point and then picks buddy hield clean ahead to darius garland. cleveland lead 83. 42 at the break. they win it and one, 36 to one 17 and improved to 10 and oh. >>well, a rare friday night game for the caliph. what ball team, justin wilcox and company still looking for that first acc win on the road tonight taking on wake forest bears up 10, 7 in the 2nd quarter. on the move for an annulment. do the play action rolls right and hits mikey matthews for the mendoza threw for 385 yards and 2 td's. 3rd quarter pick theirs up. 29. mendoza adds to it with the 5 yard touchdown run. he led the team with 51 rushing yards as well. now in the 4th quarter wake forest making a game of it down. 36, 21 hank bachmeier fakes the handoff. he'll run into the end zone. they'd add

the two-point conversion. suddenly scouts lead only 7. 36. 29. and then the county defense stepped up wake forest got within 3 with 2 minutes to go. but bachmeier has this throw picked off by liam johnson. cal would add a late touchdown and gets a huge road victory by the final of 46 to 36. well, don't forget. coming up tomorrow, we got the final race of the nascar xfinity series season the championship 4. it's right here on kron 4 beginning at 4 o'clock. we'll see who takes home the title from phoenix raceway. that should be a lot of fun. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron. 4 news. we'll be back with the morning news at :00am. rothman. have a great weekend.

♪ ♪ >> nischelle: tonight, james van der beek's stage 3 cancer battle at age 47, the star with an emotional update. >> i was really just laid out, scraping the bottom of despair. >> nischelle: and revealing a potential cause. >> i was a sobbing, terrified me